Electronic Explorations - 045 - Ebola [95:00m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

[01] - Cardopusher - Cockpit - [Spectraliquid]
[02] - Blackmass Plastics - Get Dropped - [Forthcoming ‘Rag & Bone’]
[03] - 16Bit - Chainsaw-Calligraphy - [Forthcoming ‘Boka Records’]
[04] - Milanese - Wonderful World ft. Ben Sharpa - [Forthcoming ‘Square Records’]
[05] - Threnody - Eclipse - [Dubplate]
[06] - Noah D - Twister - [Forthcoming ‘Subway’]
[07] - TRG - Decisions - [Forthcoming ‘Tempa’]
[08] - DJ Madd - Homeland - [Forthcoming ‘3.5 Records’]
[09] - Neil Landstrumm - Old Rabbits - [Forthcoming ‘Planet Mu’]
[10] - Rustie - Tempered - [Forthcoming ‘Kapsize’]
[11] - Akira Kiteshi - No Glitch (sex droid redit) - [Forthcoming ‘Black Acre’]
[12] - Ekaj - Other Worlds - [Forthcoming ‘S.C.U.M.’]
[13] - Broken Note - Mortal Bass - [Peace Off]
[14] - Sickboy - Eifel Bliss Compound - [Proboscus]

Ebola - ‘Exclusive Mix’ - ‘ELECTRONIC EXPLORATIONS’     

01 - Ebola - Happy Nausea - [Acroplane]
02 - Ebola - Portland 2CB - [Acroplane]
03 - Ebola - Teledildonics (Shitmat’s DMZ Lamb chuff chuff RMX)
04 - iTAL tEK - Pins - [Planet Mu]
05 - Ebola - Stan Deyo’s Cosmic Conspiracy - [Acroplane]
06 - Atki2 - Knock Knock - [Dubplate]
07 - Ebola - Skull Pressure - [Acroplane]
08 - iTAl tEK - Tokyo Freeze (Remix) - [Planet Mu]
09 - Ebola - Pissing in Action 2 - [Mutant Sniper]
10 - Tech Itch - Ba’ Alzamon - [Ascension UK]
11 - Cardopusher - Green Disorder - [Dutty Artz Forthcoming]
12 - Ebola - Painkillers - [Spectraliquid]
13 - Ebola - OH!! - [Dubplate]
14 - DJ Donna Summer - Rockrockrock - [Aaron Spectre Remix]
15 - Starkey - Gutter Music - [Dubplate]
16 - Si Begg - Hard Like Funk - [Noodles]
17 - Ed Chamberlain - Dave - [Vent Remix]
18 - Neil Landstrumm - Designer Rave Pioneer - [Planet Mu]
19 - Neil Landstrumm - Assassin Master - [Planet Mu]
20 - Si Begg - My Style - [Noodles]
21 - Ebola - Bruxism - [Acroplane]

[15] - Spamchop & Geiom - Geile Zwazo - [Forthcoming ‘Berkane Soul’]
[16] - DZ - Stompa (Marlow Remix) - [Forthcoming ‘Black Acre’]
[17] - DJG - Bunker - [Forthcoming ‘Tube10′]

BOOKINGS:
agency[at]bugklinik[dot]com (Europe)
zeddemore[at]gmail[dot]com (UK)

REMIXES:
zeddemore[at]gmail[dot]com

BIO

Ebola started making electronic music in 2000 using a walkman with a pitch control, and some Commodore 64 loading tapes. He moved to Brighton in 2001, formed the Wrong Music crew with DJ Scotch Egg, Roger Species and Shitmat, and began organizing chaotic parties with ridiculous line-ups from around the globe.

After buying a computer, doing a live session for Rob da Bank on Radio 1 in 2006, and getting a slot at the Glade Festival, Ebola began to establish and develop his low-frequency, glitched-out “grime-core” sound. Since then he has taken his explosive live set all over the UK, Europe and some parts of America.
He has collaborated with Otto von Schirach, Neil Landstrumm and Shitmat, and shared the stage with Clark, Mu-ziq, Wolf Eyes, The Bug, Scorn, Ceephax Acid Crew, Mark One, Duracell, KK Null, to name a few.
These days Ebola’s live sets are aimed at the dancefloor, and take in many “bass-oriented” styles from dubstep to dancehall, breakcore to booty-techno, crunk, grime, gabba etc.. and showcase his complete lack of ability to stick to any one genre or tempo.

“..I must admit, I’m a lot more concerned with making people dance than I ever used to be……but if I can make a few people fall over in the process then that is of course, a bonus.”

He has a few other side projects going on. Some of which you will know about, others you probably won’t.

OUT NOW….

MUTANT DUBSTEP Vol. 1 - EBOLA (SPECTRALIQUID RECORDS)

“Super evolving tech-noir hydraulic-step that pushes two metal fingers into the bloody eye sockets of Skream. The two winners here being lead track Painkillers, and Shitmat’s hyper focused screw-influenced take of Teledildonics. Music to both aspire and perspire to.”
- King Cannibal/ZILLA (Ninja Tune/Warp/Rag and Bone)

“Really nice work man! I especially like the original mixes”.
- DJ C

“Ebola just managed to damage my ears even more with this awesome 4-tracker EP…time to buy some new speakers i think!”
- Bong Ra (Kriss)

“Really loving the Mutant Dubstep vol. 1 record! It’s refreshing to hear music that is for the dancefloor… but still pays attention to structure. It moves!!! ‘Painkillers’ definitely leads the pack… but the whole release is fire. You guys smashed it.”
- Starkey (Werk/Slit Jockey/Trouble & Bass)

“Exactly the kind of stuff we need these days, breakcore is stale, dubstep is going slowly up its own bum. Nice to hear some good honest BASS stinkers. They should light up the dancefloor, get people waving their crunk cups and gripping their balls gangster style (if they have balls that is).”
- Bruce Stallion (Proboscus/TigerBass)

“Mutant Dubstep vol.1″ is the first CD out of Spectraliquid’s “Mutant Dubstep” series, which
will be complete in September 2008. Stay tuned!

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ON A GASTRO-BASS TIP 12″ AVAILABLE TO BUY www.switchrec.com

“Ebola’s new “On a Gastro-Bass Tip” e.p. is a incredibly wicked ride. Intense, broken dubstep/IDM/Experimental Madness. I have been playing it constantly in my car now for 2 weeks!!!! The track “Girlfriend Trouble” is going to be a dance floor hit!”
(Richard Devine)

“While others jump belatedly on the dubstep/breakbore bandwagon, Ebola continues to sidestep genres with a melding of collision-course rhythms and truly unnerving electronic soundscapes. Close your curtains and turn this up to 11. Spring, is about to get really, really dark”.
(Zan Lyons)

“Listening to this ep in the hospital made me wanna sniff stool”.
(Otto Von Schirach)

Tracklisting:
A1 Scorponok
A2 On a Gastro-Bass Tip
B1 Girlfriend Trouble
B2 Pissing in action II
B3 Go Banana

EBOLA - Cannibal Penis Ballet
Sublight
CD // £13.99
ELECTRO / SYNTHPOP
Released: Dec 2006
Catalogue Number: SLR 2701

The opening track of this daintily titled mentalist opus features a cut-up of someone declaring “making music to piss you off”. But it’s only really the track titles (such as ‘Ted Bundy’s Aubergine Soundscape’) that are likely inspire that sort of response.

Ebola produces yammering, DSP-melting breakcore of the most severe kind. Expect tight drum edits and plenty of daft/offensive film sampling throughout. It’s not all along the lines of the obliterated hardcore of ‘Open University Dismemberment Breaks’ though: sometimes Mr Ebola is responsible for more subtle electronic noise manipulations.

‘Thankyou For My Speak And Read Henry’ and ‘Stoneleigh Requiem’ both provide an alternative view of Cannibal Penis Ballet: they’re altogether more abstract and derived not from mental, smashed-up breaks, but from wholly more interesting sources. Nice job.